The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-09-22
CAUGHT CIRCULATING.
1ssms Found Floating In the CITY ana Vi
Oinlty.

Itsms Found Floating In the City and vi
0inity.
John Kline has been appointed trus
tee Of Mary and Henry Frydey, OF Louis
Vile. e..a
Miss Frances OrdOlff, of Canton, has
returned from her visit In Akron and
Cleveland.
J.S. Sheppard and Mary e. Freaser,
OF Rob srtsville, have been granted :
marriage license.
Mira. John Kerch, of Canal Dover, is
visiting her brother in-,aw, Mr. Henry
Karch, at No. S8 E sat Tusearswas street
Navarro independents: Vic Myers and
family have moved 10 Canon. WIN re n"
has secured position in the glass fac
tory.
Miss Kate NCks, of this place, IL
cleIking in the new dry goods stOre of
NJ. j. Roche q Co., at Canton Navarro
Indepen lent.
The Schumacher gas we'll at Akron Is
considered strong enough to heat his
four boilers at the Cascade mill and sp
pliances have been sent for 10 use the
gas The we'll is about 1000 feet deep,
-[0rrville Crescent.
The Navarro Independent says: "JOe
Schmidt has gone TO Canton to learn
The timer trade" The young man is
In the employ of Mr.. Loois YOst, the
North Market street timer. The DEM.
oCRAT wishes him success.
Next Thursday evening "StTicker
Bliad," will be presented at Goddard's
Opera. This is grand spects ocular
tTama and a good support. = ALI Ice
STANFORD. The audience will liAeiy
have their eyes Knocked out.
The Alliance Standard says: Mr.. j N
Rlmst Y. OF Canton, was IN the city
couple Of days this week, greeting olC
.cQuaintances. He intends to leave
with his famyly In fsw We, k for Cal
l'OFnia. where they will remain e0ou
six nOuths,
Rev. HeTbIucH, OF Canton, preached 9
very acceptable sermon TO large snG
apnreciativp congregation In fedGatipg
the organ for the church on Sunday
evening, The vocal tXercists consist
al of congregational, sOiOs. duets. triOs
and chorus singing -[OVille Crescent
That use ess ctv appeDdege the guaT6
fence ia rapidly disappearing frOm our
streets. nothing presents more sttrac
tive appearance than we'll kept lawn
thrown open to the gaze Of the public
unObstructed by any fenca. 10 somr
parts of our city the fence has been re.
moved for whole blocks. The fence must
60.
Married, September 16, 1887, at the
residence of the brides uncle, Mr.. 0. Fl
Brown, No. 81 West Tenth street, by
Rev. d. Z. Platter pastor Of the First
Presbyterian Church, Mr.. Oscar Steiner
and Miss Wilda Byers, of Canton. Mr.
and Mrs. Steiner left on the o'clock
train to visit their sister, Mrs. Kline, of
Bolivar, and other relatives there; they
will return to Canton in few days.
The improvements on the P F.W. & G.
station are fast approaching completion
aud from appearances, will soon be Oc
cupiEd. 1t ia handsome structure and
credit to the road. While on this sub
ject, it may not be ont of place to critt.
else the habit of many people, applying
the misuomer Of depot to a station.
The former can only be applied to a
building where merchandise is stored
the latter used as stopping place for
trains and passengers.
Welearn from a private letter, an ex.
tract Of which was read to rs, tHat Mrs
Dr.. Slusser was then, September l, H.
Paris, taking In all the notable places,
among which were mentioned ST. Cloud,
Garden OF Tuilleries. Notre Dame. Lux
ambOurR Gallery, Louvre, St. Denis,
Bois de Bologne, Pantheon, ,Mor0ue, Sew.
ere of Psris, and Hotel des ,InVslides
Miss Mos weeney was with her. They
expect to spend ten days or more III
London and then for home.